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1 . , ESTABLISHED BY
‘ ' JAMES 601.1123.
8» L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
‘ PROPRIETORS.
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FRIDAY, IUNE 18,1915‘
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”INIATURE ALMANAC FOR
. TOMORROW.
High tide 3:02 a. 111.; 3:34 p. 111.
Sun rises 4:19:91: 7:29.
EVENING SENTINEL TELEP
PHONE CALLS.
Editorial Rooms—92. ,-
Business (“-9
Norwalk Branch Office—1388.
Editor’s Residence—1:254
City Editor's Residence—4524.
Business Manager’s Residence——
1113-12.
Publisher’ s Residence—890.
‘ MASONIC NOTICE.
Old Well Lodge, film, F. and A. M.
Meets in 11220111311111.1111; South
Main street, 151 and 3rd Tuesday of
. each month—«Julymnd'g'hmzuat ex-
' copied—at 8 o’cldck."’All Master
Masons cordially invited. Silvester.
1 P. Decker, W M. RobertM. Wilcox,l
Sec.
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
A stated convocation of Butler
. Chaplin, R. A. M., will be held at
its room in Masonic Temple, Tues
(lav evening. June 81h.1915. Work
M. 111. 111. deg-.921 All 11. A. M2}
sons cordially and iraternally in-
Fraternally yours, Charles
F. S. Lyon, Secy.
‘ Viled.
t A. Tuck, H. l’.
.oontotsckieuimnariabinmw
ed by his family and retainers. Gen.
' Sec.
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! THOSE LUSITANIA GUNS. l
' There really shouldn't the any doubtI
about the Lusitania being an "armed
One witness saw the guns;
cr'ulser"
plainly, mounted on the deck ready;
(or action. Another saw them sticking
Ahother saw themi
mounted on wooden blocks; beneath'
the decks. Another saw them hidden
down in the hold. One witness knows
they were steel guns; another knows;
they were made of copper.
1n thd light of all this harmonious
and convrln‘tlng testimony. it is 6!
course sheer impatience for the United
Bil/ates government to insist that its
inspectors and the collector of the
port himself went over the ship thor-
oughly and found no guns.
- it is the extreme limit, we must ad-
mit, to arrest some of the witnesses
tor alleged perjury. As 11 Berlin editor
courteously remarks, “What about the
American oliicinls who committed per.
1. lury”?
All discussion is superfluous; solar '
as German editors" are concerned.
They don't need any evidence. They
know intuitively that the Lusitania
was armed.
9—...—
MR. HUERTA.
Closer contact with Victoriano Huer-
ta,‘ late of Spain and more remotely
of Mexico, has served totvrolnove cer-
tain unfavorable impressions of that’
gentleman. As a New York business
man and 11 Long Islands-commuter, he
doesn't seem by any means the cold
blooded assassin that most Americans
have pictured him‘ And if he ever
used was: ”almanac
Norton 011?. he has shown no disposi-
York city.
in his first Hills hie, surround-
Huerta hasn't yet stood anybody up
Hairball” garage to be shot. He has
not assissinated any or the neighbors, ‘ ‘
or robbed any hen roosts. His sctiv- '
ity is limited, (or the most part, to 7
running the lawn mower and digging
in the garden. His tavorite recreation
is scanningthestars throdghatele,V
scope. This terror of Mexico and into ,
stars. and is an astronomer of
mean ability. \
Gen. Huerta has an office among the OUR G REATEST SALE ‘ {01F
(nurse in the Mexican military college 7 ,
big buildings of lower Manhattan. Ho
1311 civil engineer, and is said to be
a good one. He took the engineering
and was graduated wlh honor in five
years instead of the mutant. His
military map of Mexico is said to be
the best in existence.
It’s usually like that—when you
come to know a bad man he isn't so
bad after all. Anyhow, it Gen. Huer— 7‘
. ta was as monstronsiy wicked a Mex-
ican as we pictured him, he’s been,
so far, a very decent American.
Wm
Every nation has friends and apol- ~ ~
ogists except Austria. Every nation
has credit except Austria. Every has
.tion has its dwn dependable military ‘
The ‘ 1
establishment except Austria.
only standing that'the distressed Dual
Kingdom now has,milito1y. moral or
financial seems due to Germany. And
it is possible that whatever is left
of Austria after the war will be incor-
!rotated in the new German Empire.
O-——-——-—— .
Why scrap about ltaly’ s or Bulgnr ‘ ’
111's or Roumanias “right" to go to
war. It’s the proper thing nowadays.
The only sin is to keep clear of the
mess and build up your own prosper ‘
ity. It you don't believe it, ask any
of the belligerents.
m...“—
Whan the Italians, Greeks", Serbs
l audentouegrins got thro'uzh carvé ‘
ing Albania, there won't be any need
for the powers to hunt up another
wobbly Prince William 0! Wled togov’: ' ‘ .-
ern it. It will be very thoroughly gov-
erned, all right.
w...“
twenty years ago. ‘And it looks as it
we‘ll soon be able to buy an automo-
bile lor the same price.
. W
PRINCE OF WALES FUND.
*9-
LONDON, June 15.—-The Prince of
000.
triotic funds raised in Great Britain,
but is the greatest apart from the
Red Cross. So far some $10,525,000
tlonal relief of families of soldiers
and sailors and in cases of civil dis-
phans have come in for substantial
aid as well as maimed and blinded
soldiers.
-________.__________——.———————-—-——._._—_
so far cost. a little over $30,000;
9
.
"Hart . satanic
. '81 flux ,
for youllil men
are the smartest -..
1 , ed right and made right
You can buy a motorcycle today for Q
what a common ‘tsatety bicycle" coat? _
Wales Fund has now reached $25,650,}
This is only one of many paw
have been distributed for the addi-,7
.Inr/p-/a,'-7~' 1' I'7Ia-A,"/
'\‘\-“\-\‘\‘ 1-x- ..\‘\-\
tress, which have been much less than 7
at one time feared. Widows and or?
’n ’5-
The administration of the fund has
snappiest: styles ever offered :9.
to the. young men of this t0wn.
~ If you Wear anything d1fiereut,
you’ll show pour judgment in :2! ,
clothes. 7 3
Special values at $20
Look at 'Varsity' Fifty _Five‘f 3
- TE3 SOUTH NORWALK EVENING :SENTIN‘EL
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TUB SKIRTS.
01' white eponge, irepp
or cordeline, some with
patch pockets, open down
front or on side. Value
52.50 each.
Each ...... $1.98
TUB sxim's,
Of linen ”2237mm
Beach cloth or cordallne.
a 4 . 5 ‘1
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charming models, beauti-
fully tailored throughout.
Value $4.90 ea.
Enact. . $2.98
.. HAS NEVER KNOWN.
OVER 75 BECOMING 8TYLES~Shop,-
ping, porch, street and house wear. Every-
one guaranteed to ill. accurately. Everyone
. styled up to the minute. Everyone design-
Everyono care.
tully and palnstakllngly made
striped miles, tissues,
{cred such-wonderful :va-’
11103 as these.
THE MATERIALSINCLUDE chambrays.
Dresden
French and Handkerchief
dour enacts, ginghams, ratlnes, madrus, or-
gandies, plain, fancy and basket waves.
98 Never bolero havc,.1vc oi- . . :98
In crepe dc chine, silk and lingerie. The \cry ones you
will 11cc1l,ma11y for the summer season.
to 1isit a dozen stores you could not find pictticr models.
nor equal the values.
~BLOUSES. .
All silk crepe de chino, in the
new flesh color, maize or white,
new models with long’ sleeves _and ,
flat collor. Value 34.00 each..‘..
$3.49.
BLOUSES.
Dainty styles made of sheer, fine
organdie and lawns, ‘Chlna silk
and crepe de 'chine. Very newest 1
models. Value $2.50 ea.
:31 «a
BLOUSES. 7 1
, A big variety of styles and. the
greatest values you ever saw.
Voile organdle, lawns, silks, beau-
' ‘ tifully trimmed with lace, andcm-
broidery, some tailored sizes up:
to 50‘. Value $1.50'each. 98¢ '
BLOUSES.
Voile and organdi's Blouses
trimmed front, sleeves and cedar. Value $1.00 each. ‘_
THE COLOR
..,
Many of the dresses"
are worth nearly double ‘
the price asked.
floral and figured designs.
Even if you were
SILK POPLIN.
36 inches wide. Blue .. only.
Fine soft quality. Valueitlflo
l’cr yard .......... _ 59¢
'BLACK “TIN MESSALINE. -
Full Yard wide. All silk. Fine
lustrous finish. Value 31.00.
50c. ‘ .
Per yard .......... 39¢
srnlpso vanes.
25 cents.
Per yard
Per yard ...... . 79¢
sHEPHARD GHECKS.
black and white.” 14 incnesf
wide. Medium size checks. Val.w
40 inches wide... Newest '36-”
signs. 'Daintiest colo'rlngs. Val.
15¢" “
TOldORROW WILL BE A GREAT DAY OF WONDERFUL VALUES IN OUR WOMEN’S, MISSES’ AND
CHILDREN’ S GARMENT DEPARTMENT.
AMAZING VALUES AT SEN'SATIONALLY LOW PRICESwVALUES THE LIKE OF WHICH THIS CITY
35,-ch Purchases of New Summer Street, Home and Party Erecses. Over seventy-five distinct styles and patterns at lowest-in-history cut prices. One of
most remarkable and important sales of. the kind even held in this city. '
RANGE in comprehensive
his or triple tiers, Shirred and yoke.“t_ops.
___________l $493
. UNDERMU SLIN S
Economy to buy 3. seasons supply while these prices
are. in effect
NIGHT ‘GOWNS.
Soft Nalnsook, trimmed with lace,
embroidery and ribbon and Windsor
crepe, trimmed with piping. Value
31.75 each. ..... 98¢
NIGHT GOWNS.
.. Several styles. in muslin and crepe,
nicely trimmed with lace and em-
broidery. Value $1.00 each. 79¢
NIGHT GOWNS.
Muslin, trimmed with embroidery
and ribbon, crepe trimmed with Tor-
chon loco. Value 79c each. . 49¢
PETTICOATS. .
Several new and attractive styles,
or fine muslin and crepe, trimmed
*with Val-lace and embroidery and
"l‘orchon lace. Value $1.50 each 3
Each ................... 98¢
CORSET COVERS.
Trimmed with line laces and em-
broiderlés. Value 59c‘each. . ‘46¢
CORSET COVERS.
Come early and secure a
stock. It 11111 pay you
to buy for the summer.
.321
'Value..29c each.
.- Good muslin, embroidery trimmed.
plain and—. embroidered,‘daintly 4
1 79¢,
11 .
.DRAWERS.
Two styles, line soft muslin, lace and embroidery ruiflea. a Value
59c pair. ' ...............
lace. satin and velvet ribbon, shirts in den
..:uoc'i
TRIMMINGS CONSISTS of dainty Ba?
cranes. and include Copenhagen, light blue, pink. tiste and organdlaself or contrasting
linen, ponipa- white gray, lavendar,rose, stripes, checks, V S‘TBPS- hand and folds. embroidery and. ,
e}
9x'i2 BRUSSELL HUGS;
Floral and allover patterns
Value $16. 50. 7
Each $12.98,
27xs4Axmns1'ER nuns ‘
£11 new patterns and color
- lugs. Value $2. 00.
Each. ”$1.67
. 541590 MEX“ BUGS " ”-
. All the new colors. «Strong and
durable. Value $3 .00. . ,a- 'I'vcwsw LACEB
Each 32,39
" ' sunrAs'r oaspsnv
BASH RIBBON
white, value 191:.
sums BELTS. ‘
275 cents. ,
~ widow designs and colorings 36 77 ‘
inches wide. Value 15 cents. ,
Per~yard ~9¢
" ', wdoosunv's 2min.
soaps. .
7. novelties.
7 mo omens. . . 7 _
.abxtr‘t. one county shirts
."French band and short sleeves,
‘ volmnKVslnolm“ . _
list cake“ .
‘5 inches wide. Pink,b1ue and
Per yard ,10¢:._
2 and 3 inches wide. All the ‘
'new designs and colors. Value ,
Each 49¢
3 2 and 3 inches wide. Largo
" variety or patterns. Value 101': ;
2...
run so inches wide. 111112111012. to 15 cents. 7 . _
blue 50 cents. . . Yard 1... ..... 51)} “
Per yard ..........'37¢ ‘, woMsN’s NEcKwsAn.
1111121112.... .
large variety or the latest. 5'7
‘ Including the new
canker collar. Values.” to son. 3‘
. -_Each 35M
d‘or the skin, scalp and coal
..sll. fielghun mu'ahctnro and
WHITE GOODS
_ hardly. necessary 'to say more, Nor-
Walk Iwomen know already what those,
'j June sales mean in values. 7 . 2
PLAIN AND FANCY VOILES ‘ ,7
ate-men seen VOILE , . .
42-inch Dress Voile. Per yd. 19¢ 4;.
$1.50 menu. oases '
75c and sec .GA-BAHDINE -
”1.00 lm‘su Haunuéncniér lel ii . ’-
‘ , loo PERSIAN LAwN 7
‘ , 454111:th Wide line, sneer ‘ ‘ ’
' coconut: bliss: Linens
«can BPREADS.
Singleiand ,three-qaruter size.
Were $1.50 each.
«' Full size Bed, were $2 ea._$1.49
$2,500 worth of seasonsble fabrics,
war and need no ironing.
r'TWI-LL'ED SHEETING; 7 , -.
Pequot .twilled sheeting. 2%
yards wide. The best made for
service. Value 50c.
All 501: Voiles Per yard
.. 2911:.
Per— yard
on.
, For we - . 39¢ gPer yard 29¢:
' 59c swmuo Brains" . i .» .~
' .37 also otLLows.
I we" per ”rd "39¢ ‘ Good quality feathers. Bani-
' ' tary covered, with best leather 2
Per yard 122123 inches.
,1 ' Weigh 4 lbs each. Value 81. 50
'7 gproot tucking.
36 inches wide, per yard 69¢
.LONGOLOTHB ?Eaeh............$],197;;
12-yard pieces. per yard 31 19, -.~ bchH CLOTH“.
quslliv‘ Per yard ~J21A¢ ed on tour sides. “1119.31.50 ,-
..:" NCESCI'I o‘oosl-Iollluoisu.‘
in all the "wanted colors, than our .
vbrr ‘
«IIN’C “NEON“! 5mm
x Jinn-drag. and pension in all;
dtltollotostmttlltnland
..CRLNKLED sssasucxsn' .
51.25 7
These are excellent for summer 7
com and 45x15. Plain linen;
and 11311211 damask Hamstttcb-lv _1
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